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Ongoing displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank is highlighted through the struggles of Bedouin villagers in Wadi Al Siq and Wadi Al Tiran against radical settlers.
In Lagos, Nigeria, a group of men risks their lives by hiding on the rudder of an oil tanker for eleven days in search of better opportunities in Europe.
Miriam and her children face the dangers of traveling on 'La Bestia', a freight train, as they flee violence in Honduras for a better life in the US.
In Japan, the treatment of foreign prisoners raises questions about the country's strict justice system, which is linked to its remarkably low crime rate.
Two guides, Mr. Kim and Mr. Lee, accompany travelers on a tightly controlled itinerary through Pyongyang, revealing a curated image of life in the capital.
300,000 Peruvians were sterilised without consent during a government program in the 1990s, leaving many still seeking justice today.
A young woman's suspicious bag contents raise alarms at customs, while a group of fishermen faces questioning in the South Pacific.
Mortaza Behboudi was arrested on January 7, 2023, just two days after arriving in Afghanistan, accused of espionage by the Taliban.
Nahid Taghavi, a German-Iranian human rights activist, was sentenced to over ten years in prison by Iranian authorities for her advocacy against the regime.
Omar Al Masry returns to Syria after ten years in exile, celebrating the fall of the Assad regime while confronting the loss of his brother to torture.
Giterama prison, built for 1,300 inmates, now holds over 8,000 men, reflecting the severe overcrowding and lack of justice in post-genocide Rwanda.
The Hampstead hoax falsely accuses 175 individuals of a Satanic conspiracy in London.
Saudi Arabian citizens face imprisonment and death sentences for opposing the expropriation of their homes for the Neom project, led by Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
Thirteen ambulances waited outside the Tham Luang cave as rescue teams prepared to extract twelve boys and their coach trapped inside since June 2018.
A secret police investigation spanning Britain, Brazil, and Europe targets a human trafficking gang exploiting women for sex, raising critical law enforcement challenges.
Nazira visits her brother on death row in Singapore, where chances of clemency are very slim.
Young girls in India are often pulled out of school, as their futures are tied to a system that sells them into sex work at puberty.
A sex worker debates a Sexual Exploitation Policy officer on the safety of sex work.
Chanté Joseph questions the need for police after George Floyd's murder sparked worldwide protests.
Young African footballers are trafficked to Europe, facing abandonment and survival challenges, highlighting the exploitation within the global football industry.
Kelsey runs grief support groups for women, using surf therapy to help them heal from trauma, including experiences of human trafficking and domestic violence.
Rami Abu Jamus chronicles life in Gaza through his WhatsApp group "Gaza. Life." amid the escalating conflict that began on October 7, 2023, highlighting civilian resilience.
A young girl from Iraqi Kurdistan is rescued by a French navy boat while attempting to cross the English Channel, highlighting the migrant crisis and public response.
Nineteen applications for tattoo removal are reviewed by a survivor who founded a program to help others erase the marks of their past traumas.
Hind Gharz al Deen searches for her son Hussam, missing for eight years, as over 100,000 individuals remain unaccounted for in post-Assad Syria.
The Syrian Civil War has caused approximately 500,000 deaths and displaced over 22 million people since 2011, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis.
On December 9, 2013, Razan Zaitouneh and three colleagues were kidnapped by unidentified assailants during the Syrian war, leaving their fate unknown.
Talíria Petrone campaigns for military accountability in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro State.
Shin Dong-y, born in Camp 14, escaped from North Korea's prison system two years ago, where he endured starvation and violence throughout his childhood.
Angel Lynn suffers severe injuries after being abducted and thrown from a moving van.
Officers find 62 illegally trafficked reptiles hidden in a pickup truck at the United States-Mexico border, revealing the scale of animal smuggling operations.
Muhammad Alam sold his kidney for about $4,000, believing it would help him escape crippling debt, but it only deepened his financial troubles.
Vulnerable young women in the modelling industry face hidden dangers, as journalist Sydney Lima explores the blurred lines of image modelling and its risks.
Over 20 years, the Lord's Resistance Army has abducted thousands of children, forcing them to commit acts of violence against their own communities.
Three London schoolgirls, aged 15 and 16, traveled to Turkey on February 17, 2015, and are believed to have joined the Islamic State in Syria.
Humans possess intricate biological systems that shape behavior, health, and evolution, emphasizing the complex relationship between genetics and environment.
Mark Viner's operation of a global sex trafficking gang in Spain prompts urgent law enforcement efforts to capture him and dismantle his criminal network.
Every year, over 100,000 Mexicans are deported from America to Mexico, facing harsh realities.
Seven of Dr Izzeldin Abuelaish's eight children were home when an Israeli missile struck their house in Gaza on January 16, 2009.
Photojournalist Marcus Bleasdale highlights the impact of Africa's first world war and the global financial systems that perpetuate the violence.
Nineteen-year-old Arianna leads a team to develop a water filtration system for communities in Puerto Rico still struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
The Municipal Police ambush normalista students on Juan Alvarez Street in Mexico, leading to 43 disappearances.
Mads Nissen captures love amid conflict in his series 'They Were Hiding Their Sins.'
In Andijan, Uzbekistan, survivors and witnesses recount the brutal aftermath of the 2005 massacre, highlighting ongoing community trauma and lack of justice.
A secret photo reveals the cramped worker accommodation in an industrial area of Doha just months before the Qatar World Cup in December 2022.
Social media platforms like TikTok are exploited by people smugglers to promote illegal migration across the English Channel, charging up to €4,000 per person.
Alexander von Humboldt's exploration of Palenque, Colombia, reveals his observations on natural science and the inhumane treatment of slave laborers.
According to the UN, up to 80 percent of Nigerian women arriving in Europe become victims of human trafficking orchestrated by criminal gangs.
